Christopher Hitchens

by Christopher Hitchens

Certainly, Hitchens died too soon. May this moving little visit to his hospital room not be the last word from him. Full review >

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by Christopher Hitchens

Revealing and riveting. There's little about his brother, his two marriages or his children, but other memoirs may follow. Full review >

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by Christopher Hitchens

A damp squib from someone who ought to know better. Full review >

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by Christopher Hitchens

Admirers of Hitchens should find no fault with this appreciation, which is of an interesting piece with pal Martin Amis’s... Full review >

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edited by Christopher Hitchens & Christopher Caldwell

Good bedside reading, with pieces that are short, digestible, and sometimes soporific. Full review >

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by Christopher Hitchens

A well-turned collection with scarcely a false note. A pleasure for Hitchens’s many fans, and certainly no comfort for his... Full review >

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by Christopher Hitchens

It’s clear from page to page that Hitchens, a columnist for Vanity Fair, is having a grand time twitting the folks in the... Full review >

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by Christopher Hitchens

A politician driven by self-interest? The very thought in the matter of the master of Monticello tells us that we live in... Full review >

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by Christopher Hitchens

Less exuberant than Tom Collins’s essential book The Trouble with Tom (2005). Still, as with all Hitchens, well worth... Full review >

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edited by Christopher Hitchens

A wide variety of quality writing, both reflective and reported. Full review >

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